North Wales Rivers Trust

Healthy Rivers. Thriving Communities.

Rivers are the lifeblood of our landscapes, connecting mountains, forests, farmland and communities to the sea. At North Wales Rivers Trust, we work with people to restore these vital waterways, bringing nature back to our rivers while creating healthier, more resilient places for future generations.

OUR KEY PROJECTS

Illustration of a fish with the text "Prosect Torgoch Eryri" over a background of a river and trees.

Underwater scene showing a person swimming with a swim cap and goggles, surrounded by illustrated aquatic elements and the word "Swimways."

A woman is working on a wetland project, bending down in tall grass with a sign that reads 'Floating Wetland Project' and 'Prosiect Gwylptiroedd Arnofiol' in front of her. There is an illustration of a otter and aquatic plants on the sign, with a bod

A map of Wales showing rivers and regions with names labeled in Welsh.

We cover a wide catchment from the Dyfi and its tributaries, to the uplands of Eyri, reaching East to the Clwyd and across the Menai to Ynys Mon. Each river faces its own unique challenges. Our aim is to work across our catchment to restore the streams, lakes, rivers and water courses across this unique landscape.

We are represented by Afonydd Cymru who are the umbrella organisation for Welsh rivers, representing the six regional Welsh river trusts on a national level.